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Cambridge First Certificate Exam Practice: Use of English
Cambridge First Certificate Exam Practice: Use of English

One of the ways in which you can improve your grammar is finding the missing words to a story and give it a flow. Do you think you can do so? Take up this Cambridge first certifica...

Questions: 11  |   Attempts: 5691  |   Last updated: Mar 21, 2025
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    1. Life was once simpler than it is today, although it was also harder and life expectancy was shorter. Early human beings lived by _____________ food, hunting and fishing.
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Cambridge English Quiz: FCE Examination
Cambridge English Quiz: FCE Examination

You know that moment when you’re halfway through a sentence and suddenly question if it’s ‘have been’ or ‘had been’? We’ve all been there ...

Questions: 20  |   Attempts: 3031  |   Last updated: Oct 14, 2025
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    You are going to read a newspaper article about a museum in New York. For questions 1 - 7, choose the answer A, B, C or D which you think fits best according to the text. _________________________________________________________________________           For the art, turn left at the dance floor It is Saturday night at the Brooklyn Museum of Art in New York, a large important-looking nineteenth-century building. Since six o'clock, entry to the museum has been free of charge. People are shouting in the galleries, but the guards, who seem to be unusually relaxed, take no notice. On the ground floor, in the galleries devoted to African art, children are playing hide-and-seek while their parents  sip beer from plastic cups. Some teenage girls wonder by, leaving a trail of perfume, and head through the sculpture exhibition to a temporary dance floor where a DJ is playing reggae music. Watching the scene is Bryan, a young teacher from a local school.  What brings him out tonight? 'I'm here for the reggae, of course,' he says. ' When I heard they were playing that I thought, " I have to be there", and obviously a lot of people feel the same way.' Besides the DJ, the museum has  laid on gallery talks, a Martin Scorsese film, a puppet show and a samba band.         The Brooklyn Museum of Art wasn't always so trendy. For decades, it put on excellent exhibitions that few come to see. Guidebooks described the enormous building as ' an undiscovered treat'. Had it been over in the city's fashionable Upper East Side, of course, the museum would have been packing them in. Even when they put on dull exhibitions, New York's top museums can count on a steady stream of visitors - mostly tourists. But Brooklyn, one of the New York's toughest districts, isn't on the standard tourist route. When the museum was built, it was a wealthy suburb, but these days the surrounding streets are home to recent immigrants, mostly poor folk from the Caribbean.        Two years ago, in an effort to revive itself, the museum appointed a new director, Arnold Lehman, who was born in Brooklyn. Lehman was convinced that the museum should forget about trying to attract visitors from the other side of town and try to appeal instead to people from the surrounding area. ' The neighbourhood's changed,' he explains, ' but this is where the museum is, and we can't - and won't - pretend we're somewhere else.'       The free evening events, called 'First Saturdays', are Lehman's way of reaching out to people. They are certainly popular: the crush of visitors has forced the museum to move the dance floor from the entrance hall to the car park. Lehman is delighted with the result: 'It's remarkable to hear people say, "I live four blocks away, and I've never been in this building before". The great thing for me is when you see teenage boys looking at art in the galleries without being handcuffed to their parents,' he says. What's more, the annual number of visitors to the museum has roughly doubled, from 250.000 to half a million since the scheme was introduced. Similar institutions across the country are now calling, wanting to know how much it costs 'to throw a good party'. The answer, incidentally, is about $ 25,000 per event. 'And worth every dime,' says Lehman.        Tonight, a woman called Akesha, who seems to vindicate the new direction the museum has taken, is standing on the edge of the dance floor. Akesha walked to the museum from her home, but hasn't been here since primary school, when a teacher organized a trip to see an exhibition. ' The free concert is why I came,' she admits, 'but I must come back and look round the museum.' Others who come to dance find their way into the galleries almost by accident - like Jean-Michel, who lost his friends in the crush of dancers and thought he might as well take a look at the art. The real achievement of First Saturdays is, therefore, both more significant and more profound than the increased visitor numbers suggest. Most people visit art museums because they want to have a special 'artistic' experience. The Brooklyn Museum of Art has introduced thousands of people to the idea that museum-going can be a perfectly ordinary part of their lives.      ____________________________________________________________________ What has attracted the man called Bryan to the museum this evening?
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Survive the Chaos: Key Word Transformation Quiz
Survive the Chaos: Key Word Transformation Quiz

You’ve just finished your FCE practice test, and everything went smoothly—until that section appeared. The Key Word Transformation (FCE Part 4) questions stared back at...

Questions: 10  |   Attempts: 459  |   Last updated: Oct 14, 2025
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    Conor has a natural ability for music like his parents. Use AFTER to keep the meaning.
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PET Listening Part 2
PET Listening Part 2

PET Listening Part 2 assesses the ability to understand spoken English in various contexts. It includes questions about competitions, theatre groups, school arrangements, and new f...

Questions: 6  |   Attempts: 21353  |   Last updated: Apr 13, 2025
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    The competition this year is to find the best...
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CAMBRIDGE FCE LISTENING PART 2
CAMBRIDGE FCE LISTENING PART 2

This quiz is designed for learners preparing for the Cambridge FCE Listening Part 2. It assesses the ability to comprehend spoken English in an airport context, focusing on underst...

Questions: 10  |   Attempts: 4917  |   Last updated: Mar 22, 2025
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    There are ________________ businesses operating at the airport. ANSWER IN NUMBERS
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Survive the FCE Listening Quiz Challenge – Test Your Skills
Survive the FCE Listening Quiz Challenge – Test Your Skills

You know that moment in class when your teacher plays an English audio clip, and everyone just pretends they understood? Yeah, we’ve all been there. Whether it’s fast a...

Questions: 11  |   Attempts: 1195  |   Last updated: Oct 14, 2025
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    Matthew Cutts got the idea of something new every few years from an American philosopher.Matthew Cutts got the idea of something new every few years from a  ___________.
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